Greece to sell off Airbus planes, stakes in state companies
Greece is looking to sell four Airbus A340 jets and stakes in state companies this year, the finance ministry said Thursday in an austerity budget presented in parliament for 2011.
The sale list includes the Greek state's 49-per cent share in one of the country's top casinos and unspecified stakes in public-owned defense, train and mining companies, the finance ministry said.
A concession for the operation of Athens International Airport will also be renewed next year, it added.
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